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Who said cats and babies dont mix?
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sooo cute x |
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I loved this article - not so some of the morons posting their comments  Cats and babies DO mix . . . |
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That's amazing! I'm not so sure I would let a cat do that to a baby though  There's always a chance the baby would jerk and a cat's instinct would be to draw its claws.Fascinating video though  |
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I posted this as a comment: "As cute as this is... Is this cat declawed? Because it's making typical 'batting' motions, as if to play with/investigate the baby, which generally involves claws and/or quite powerful whacking. I can only assume that the cat is declawed, 'thus why it is not scratching the baby, because you can see it's toes extending a bit like they would when claws are extracted. If so, that is quite sad. :C As declawing is highly inhumane." |
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